Death of Middletown farmer Martin L Huffer at 83
Martin Luther Huffer well known farmer near Middletown died at his home Thursday afternoon aged 83. He was a son of the late Jacob and Feba Ellen Huffer of near Middletown. Surviving are brother Samuel J Huffer Middletown and sister Mrs Mary Beachley Broad Run. Body at the funeral home in Middletown where services Sunday at 2 30 daylight time conducted by Rev Warren Breisch. Interment in Middletown Reformed cemetery Gladhill Company funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Huffer
Martin Luther Huffer
Middletown
Jacob
Feba Ellen Huffer
Samuel J. Huffer
Mary Beachley
Broad Run
Warren Breisch
Middletown Reformed Cemetery
Gladhill Company
Funara Direstars
Funeral for John David Robinson in Martinsburg
Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 PM for John David Robinson a colored resident of 512 North Bentz Street who died at the Newton Baker VA Center Martinsburg West Virginia. Rev Dr Robert L Tillery of Quinn ML E church led the service with floral tributes and solos by Mrs James Ambush Sr Mamie Johnson and the church choir. Military honors were rendered at Fairview Cemetery by William P Larkin Post 132 American Legion under Post Commander Herman I Daley. Pallbearers were George S Streams Harry E Goodman John L Jackson Charles Grooms Edward E Hill and Allen Jamison. Interment followed at Fairview cemetery. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John David
Robinson
North Bentz, Street
Newton Baker VA Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Quinn A. ML. E
Robert L. Tillery
James Ambush
Mamie Johnson
Jesus
William P. Larkin
American Legion
Herman I. Daley
George S. Streams
Harry E. Goodman
John L. Jackson
Charles Grooms
Edward E. Hill
Allen Jamison
Fairview Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Track And Field Day At University Of Maryland
The 29th annual track and field day for Maryland and DC high schools will be held at the University of Maryland in College Park on Saturday. Eighteen county schools, 14 metropolitan schools and six private schools contest a 501-athlete program. Field events start at 12 noon, track at 2 30 p.m, with lacrosse Maryland versus Army at noon and tennis Maryland versus VMI at 1 30 p.m. The Maryland Georgetown baseball game is at 2 30 p.m. Defending metropolitan champion is Washington Lee of Washington. county winner last year was Allegany High of Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
District of Columbia
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
Army
VMI
Georgetown
Washington and Lee High School
Allegany High
Cumberland
Farm Bureau protests U S suit against A and P
Washington County Farm Bureau in Hagerstown adopts a resolution opposing the Justice Department anti trust suit against Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. It argues A and P pays top prices to producers and sustains market stability, warning that breaking up the chain could disrupt Maryland’s economy. The resolution aligns with other Maryland farm and business groups and cites support from vegetable growers and trade associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
U. S. Department of Justice
Washington County Farm Bureau, Inc
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Bu- Tea
Bureau
Maryland
Free State
Maryland Vegetable Growers Association
Allegany Trades Council
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Maryland Motor Truck Association
Maryland Farm Bureau
Knights Templar Officers Installed at Masonic Temple
William F. Prettyman of Rockville assisted by Howard M. Albaugh installed newly elected Knights Templar officers Thursday night at the Masonic Temple. Officers installed: William S. Lambdin Eminent Commander. James J. Ewing Generalissimo. James H. Falk Post Commander Captain General. Austin P. Renn Senior Warden. Rev Ralph H. Miller Prelate. John H. Lentz Post Commander Treasurer. Albert M. Chablentz Past Commander Recorder. Harry T. James Dr. George Roger Yinger Guards. Albaugh, retiring Eminent Commander, received Past Commander jewel. Election held April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Prettyman
Rockville
Maryland
Howard M. Albaugh
Funment
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
William S. Lambdin
James J. Ewing
James H. Falk
Austin P. Renn
Ralph Hi. Miller
John H. Lentz
Albert M. Chablentz
Harry T. James
George Roger Yinger
Hood College Choir Concert Delights May 12 in Brodbeck Hall
The Hood College choir presents a contemporary program in Brodbeck Hall on Friday evening May 12 directed by Professor De Earle Blakeslee. The performance features sacred works including The Birth of Moses by Normand Lockwood with violinist Joan Raubenhold and a variety of solo and ensemble pieces plus folk song arrangements and novelties. The college octette closes with selections from Victor Herbert and others, led by Edna Bell and a roster of members and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Earle Blakeslee
The
Moses
Normand Lockwood
Joan Raubenhold
York
Gardiner Read
Joseph Clokey
Elgar
Purcell
Brahms
Silvia
Schubert
Arkansas ‘Traveler
Little Willy
Chor
Miss Love Ian
North Plainfield
Edna Bell
Nemacolin Penna
Joy Ann Rolke
Teaneck
N. J
Madeleine Taylor
Uniontown
Penna
Mitzi Weil
Garden City
Harriet Backenstae
Emmaus
Cambridge
Mary Louise Springhorn
Bogota
Helen Walker
Somerset
Gabriella Baez
Passaic
Phyllis
Rutherford
Dunellen
N. Oi
Elizabeth Jones
Hollidaysburg
Doris Simpson
Frederick
Joy Ann Holka
Banquet Plans for Girls High Alumnae Banquet
The Girls High School Alumnae Association prepares for its annual reunion banquet on Monday June 19 at 640 p.m. at Cartain Country Club. Mrs Elizabeth McCaffrey president announces committees for Banquet Decorating program nominating auditing Memorial tickets notice card and other duties with officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ High School
Catartin Country Club
Elizabeth McCaffrey
Grace Burgee Beavers
Catherine Riderour Marmor
Celeste Thomas
Julia Roelkey Myers
Helen Beall Hemp
Edith Wertheimer Carmack
Elizabeth Kuhn
Nicodemus
Grace English
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Alma Richard Staley
Marie Haller Hudson
Lillian Culler Storm
Mildred Kefauger Forney
Elsie Herwig Wolfe
Virgina Cline Engle
Helen Delauter Ford
Speakers Announced For Honor Society Meeting
The Alpha Beta State organization of Delta Kappa Gamma begins its three day meeting in Hagerstown with Mrs Curtis Walker on Saturday as banquet speaker. Dr Vera Butler regional director will address the breakfast and speak on An Unacknowledged Spring while noting past presidents. State Farm Mutual announces rate cuts up to 14 percent on comprehensive and 19 percent on collision coverages for Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Beta
Delta Kappa Gamma
National Honor Society For Women Teachers
Alexander
Hagerstown
Curtis Walker
State Board of Education
Walker
Bloomington
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Maryland
Local residents hospital updates from Frederick Memorial
Among The Sick Donna Louise Pitts and several others receive care at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Operations include tonsils and adenoids removal for Donna Louise Pitts and an appendectomy for Sheldon Miller. Mrs Easterday and Mrs Stath recover at home and Johns Hopkins respectively while Mrs Flock and Mrs Schroyer convalesce or observe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Louise Pitts
Thomas V. Pitts
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard Stride
Thurmont
Arthur Flock
Middletown
Effie Easterday
Pleasant Walk
Eastercay
Ellen Shiffer
Boonsboro
Ray Schroyer
Sheldon Miller
Roy Miller
Wilson Avenue
Frank Stottlemyer
Mt. Pleasant
Little Sendra Jean Blank
Mildred Blank
Wilmer Institute
John Hopkins Hospital
East Nursery
Baltimore
Exra Houck
East Second Street
C. E. Cline
Charles F. Wilcam
Monrovia
University Hospital
C. Edward Stath, Jr
North Market Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Moonday
Final Sports Play Day At Hood College Saturday
Hood College hosts a multi school sports day with Notre Dame Baltimore volleyball Trinity College Washington softball George Washington University tennis and golf teams from Hood and guests at Catoctin Country Club. About ninety players register at 1 15 pm and compete until four with porch refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Notre Dame
Baltimore
Trinity College
Washington
George Washington University
Hood
Catoctin
Gambrill Gymnasium
Weather Sayings from Lufburrow Almanac
Lufburrow Editorial notes weather as a perpetual question with changing moods and moods, seizing on the idea that weather cannot please everyone. The piece playfully contrasts cloudy, clear, dry, hot and mild conditions with calm or blustery and drear skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lufburrow
Memorial Day Dance and Auction Notice at Braddock Heights
Community plans a Memorial Day Dance at Braddock Heights Pavilion on May 30 with a cake sale benefiting the United Fire Company softball team United Engine House. An auction notice lists items for sale or trade at Fredericktown Auction Office on East Patrick Street. Memorial poems mark bereavements for Margaret M. and Charles F. Blair with verse recalling memory and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights Pavilion
United Fire Company
United Engine House
Fredericktown
East
Patrick St
Lepetchajacan
Wilson Cramer
Mt Pleasant
John Deere
Sterling Roberts
Potomac
Mountain Lock
Dargon
Brunswick
Liberty
Town
Chestnut Grove
Chris Lobber
Frederick
Water St
Thurmont
Edwin Martin
Colonial Music
Patrick Te
Iman Motor Scenter
Blair's Bee
South St
Brunswick St
Inunswick
Frederick area clubs plan events and sales May 7 and beyond
Local notices announce the Garden Club of Frederick pilgrimage with ticket details at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Other entries promote social club gatherings, spring dances, plant sales, auctions, and a large Frederick junk and used car sale with many listings. The notices include election candidacy, removals, and community activities across May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club OF Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Furs and goods and services advertised in Frederick market
A collage of advertisements for insurance on furs and homes, dancing events, crafts, and a wide range of goods. Listings include Kallaway's store in Frederick promising cleaning and repair, theater and music events, Baby-Sitting services, bargain furniture and stoves, beauty salons, Venetian blinds, pawn services, junk buying, optical services, and various local businesses offering hardware, jewelry, paints, and insulation. Sale notices and auctions are interspersed with contact details and locations around Frederick, Md.
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Hood Choir
G. H
Honor Society
Memoriam
Memariam Moxley
Margaret M
Millie
Blair
Charles F. Blair
Thefe
Charles
Wis Toving
Twelabora Gun Club. Inc
Legianaires
Francis Scott
Lester & Boleyn
Remsberg
Jfweary
Clerk Sheetenhelm
Wendy Freestrig
Ballenger Sales & Service Enc
South Jefferson SC
Exid
Ballenger Creek Road
East Eighth Street
West Patrick Street
West Patrick St
Cer
Benta St
Call 925
Community Hardware Co
Frederick's
Bernie's Arena
C.J. Nelson Shull, JR
Park Place
Hospital
Terns Cash
James Anderson Emnett R. Bawlus
H. M. Alexander
Jane Friday
Mar Sth
Petersville Farmers Hall
Jim and the
Jelly Four
St. Mary's Church
Thank Walton League Club
Woody Free
Memory Trio
Nile — Bank
Swingsters
Burpee
Arthur W. Promroy
Wast Tilt Street
John I
Ponton
Lewistown
War Memorial
Winchester Street
St. Peters
Zimmermans Florist
Wilson Place
Braddock
DeFrance Beatty Salon
Eleanor Smith
Frederick Beaty School Oper
Toffi
Frederick City
Harvey A. Harrington, JR
Peace
Crimson Glory
Eclipse
Countess Vandal
Edward JI Sharpe & Son Florist
Motter Avenue
Ninth Street
H. P
7Th. & Market Sts
Frederick Md
Jnb
Jones Gulf Service
Tth
Market Sts
Ge Asese
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley & Sons
Gulf
Dodge
Ford
Monocacy Motors, Inc
North Sterket St
Dodge Dlymouth
Parisa House
Church OF the Brethren
Alvington Street
Thomas Const, & Engr. CO
South
Jefferson Street
Fzimmermans Florist
Call
Kallaway
Danet
Pacahontas Bank Nite
Red Men
Visa Dancing
Ore Fagan and Its
Shoel
Thurmont Conservation & Spriteman Club
Gwenites
Smith
Creagerstayn
Remington
Feederick
Rowe
Walkersville
Farmer's Supply Co
Guapa Valley
Donald Fr, Leach, DY
Patricia Street
West
Patrick Street
Nestle
Ecker
Market St
Kallawa
Phoebe Palmist
Cole's Jewelry
South Market Street
Pawn Brokers Outlet
Harry W. Hagan
H Bill
Anderson
Sam Miller
Frederick Solars Reliable Junk CO
East Sid St
East St
Mars Opticians
N. Market St
Hillcrest Orchards
Richard F. Kline
Charles H. Baker
Frank E. Brandenburg
Chih
TURU
Frederick Hames Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
East Third Street
the News
Frederick, Md
Ric
Jon Ons
Ely Brower
Southlaat
Dept
Richmond
Stull
Chleke
Sears
Will Vrain Amwihoug
Ereddeerick
Elesamma
Mr Gates
Scott Key Hatel
Walt Finer
Oak Orchard
Weite Tasaf2
Frederick News-Posts
Suare
Helly Wanteld
Avil
Yanndry
Joseph ON
Darty
Bawaonvile
Monte Coo Mi
Phos Gaimersburge
Howe
Dar van Hoowa
Diekerald
Santhaedenoshop
Care
Frednv Ank
NISI
Credit Court
Wrecerick
Alton Y Bennett
Witham HW
Detter
Cora Ho Delter
Jonny EB
Aurstar
Fler
Rathy
Frederick County
Apel
Hllis C. Wachter
Civenet
Altonio Bennett Sebester
Congress
Ellis C. Wachter
Circuit Court
William Edward Williamson
Queen Hope Williamson
Mahe Ball
Los Angeles
California
Cattaraugus Avenue
Richard E. Williamson
William F. Williamson
Ann H. Williamson
Court of Equity
Appewer
Francis Perrott Solletter
Ellis C Wachter
Cumberland Blackcafp
Lake Sad
Mountain Poone
Albert L. Knouse
Frederick Gah
Middiereown
Wyte
Frederick Nors
FOX
Stillrich
Ridy Tetrre
Alice Maller Cate Roma
Ifit
Ahlers
Buckeyse Town
Mat
Herrea
Freer
Phew Tonvard
CASIS
Polanos
Cramer's
Pees Marte
Phrayite
Ae Jewelry
Eber St Beate
Qwickest
Anitary
Rees
Hank Barn
Hard Pike
Gulawater
Harrow
Wapgin
Menger
Ralen
A. M. Lawson, Mt. Atry Phane 14.00 Cit Foh Sale. Akc Register TD Cotteepupples
Ten Mid Stile
New Pas
Westinghause Re
MO Lawron
Sale Lan Colonial Manor
Mars
Jane
Suinae
Cushman
David § Jr Debi
Cushman Scogt
Ar & Liz E
JLFF
Clark
Ddekersan
N. B
Laurel Ave
Laurel
Sadar
Iteks
Sak
Fieddire Vor Sale
Briggs & Stratton
Patwers Supply Co
Anes
Buckeystown Ein
Maine
Gaithersburg
Aliindm
H. P. Burdette & Son
Mt. Airy
Mel
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